BLOCKS Modular Smartwatch Available For Preorder, Four Band Link Modules Included For $330

If today’s Android Wear, watchOS and Tizen-based smartwatches are a little bit too limiting or not customizable enough for you, there’s a new player in the game called BLOCKS. BLOCKS is being billed as the world’s first modular smartwatch; one that comes with a fully circular display (we’re looking at you, Moto 360) and a stainless steel body.

After finishing up a successful Kickstarter campaign, in which over $1.6 million was raised, the final production version of BLOCKS has been revealed with a 1.39-inch 400x400 AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 processor, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage and a 300 mAh battery. These specs are strikingly similar to what you might find in Android Wear land, but this smartwatch is running Android Marshmallow. And just in case you were wondering, BLOCKS is compatible with both Android and iOS smartphones.

But what really makes BLOCKS so unique is that its modular design allows for a variety of modules to be plugged in to add versatility. Initially, you’ll be able to choose from six different modules:

Depending on how big your wrists are, you’ll be able to attach up to five modules at a time to BLOCKS. Interestingly, you will be able to select four of those modules to include in with the $330 asking price of the BLOCKS smartwatch. If you’d like to add the additional two modules to round out your collection, they will cost you $35 each.

Preorders for the BLOCKS modular smartwatch are open now and it is expected to ship in October.